High Rising Anime Novels & Stories

It almost made me want to run, but I bet they would chase after me once I left. After staying with me for a long time, I learned their names; Saye and Arlo are twins, and Jippis is their older brother. Camila is the normal-looking girl, Kaze is the large dog, and Takkar is the giant. I was initially scared of them, but when Kaze approached me as he changed his size to that of a puppy and flashed his cute puppy eyes, I couldn't help but hug him. I got to know this group of people, and my fear of them faded. Although they don't look like ordinary people with different hair colors, eyes, and species, except for Camila, I'm not afraid of them.

The Beta was still catching her breath, panicked, as she pulled out her moon crystal and showed them the vision. "Alpha Serena… Beta Ivan… Lisa really did jump." "After you let those rogues into her den, she started screaming—horrible, blood-curdling screams. A healer heard and ran in, only to see her dragging her half-broken body to the window and throwing herself off." "The healing den overlooks the sacred cliffs. There's a ravine just beneath that window… I'm afraid…" She wiped at her tears quickly, voice shaking. "I've already called the trackers, and we've started a full-scale search. I believe—no, I hope—Lisa is still alive."

The voice is so clear, yet I haven't located its source. " What's wrong with me? Isn't it just a matter of time?" Another sentence I hear guides my steps towards the source of the voice, and this time I see a group of people. But where is this? The ambiance is vastly different from the place I'm familiar with. It's like the setting of a fantasy movie—a royal throne with chairs lined up in front of it. "This isn't normal. How can he become the heir of this nation's clan when he hasn't achieved his awakening until now?" Someone before their King utters these words while seated with authority on the throne.

“Lily, do you have any wishes for the new year?” Perhaps my expression stood out too much in the middle of all the celebration. Daniel suddenly called my name. “I want a raise,” I said. My voice wasn’t loud, but everyone heard it. The room suddenly fell silent. People slowly turned to look at me. The smile on Daniel’s face disappeared. “What did you say?” He walked down from the stage. He tossed the microphone aside, and it let out a sharp screech. “Say it again.” He stopped in front of me.

Yuvaan is a master of controlling his expression, anger, and everything around him. I'm feeling frustrated. Dread clenches my stomach when I glance down at the terrace. I see dark figures rushing at them. I don't know who are they? If someone will attack them. There's no way to get out of there. Why didn't they come with us? Why did they need to be there when they know they aren't safe there. I'm sobbing, I'm scared. Helplessness is making me angry. I glare at him as giving him the last warning to let go of my hand. I'm still ready to jump out of this height. It's stupidity. I won't be any help but a barbaric death.

The snow softened her landing, but she realized she didn’t have the strength to get up. All she could do was watch as the black wolf soared over her and collided with Anias, making the half-man, half-wolf monster whine in pain. The black wolf snapped its massive jaws at Anias, and he barely had time to put his hands up and push the black wolf away before it could chew his head off. The other two monsters flanking Anias joined the fight, jumping the black wolf while it was disoriented. They had just grabbed onto its fur when the black wolf shook them off violently, sending them flying like tiny insects. One hit a nearby tree and slumped to the ground. Anias, on the other hand, had recovered f

The Search for Reign. Reign's point of view. I was in the midst of the flowers and the grass. It was really comfortable and quiet. I looked around and it looked like a hidden garden. I spotted an orange tree and a very tall apple tree. I felt relieved, I mean spending a week here and eating fruits wouldn’t be so bad.I played and twirled in the garden, for a while I started feeling hungry, I opened my bag and I brought out my snacks to eat but it was barely enough, I knew I wanted to eat the apple, it is so red, plump but there was one problem, the tree is so huge and tall, climbing it would mean either an injured leg, a broken rib or a twisted ankle, and neither any of those options would wo

It’s now or never. I grit my teeth and sending strength to my legs, I launch forward, careful to avoid the fallen men before pouncing on the tallest competitor. I catch him by surprise as I climb atop his shoulder before shoving myself from him with such force that I am momentarily airborne. The tall guy sees nothing but a blur as I jump and latch onto the pole. “HEY!” he shouts when he finally realizes what has happened.

"To every woman who was told she was too emotional, too soft, too ambitious. To every person who lost everything and had to start again. This is your reminder that we rise. And we rise stronger." That night, Natalie sat on the balcony of her penthouse, watching the stars return to a sky once clouded by doubt. Lila joined her with two glasses of wine. "You know," Lila said, handing her a glass, "I always believed you’d come back. But I never expected this." "Neither did I," Natalie admitted. "But maybe sometimes we have to be burned down to remember what we’re made of." Lila raised her glass. "To rising from the ashes."

She willed her mind to go forward and immediately her vision slid along the length of the coil, gaining speed as it went. She moved so quickly along the glowing coil that everything around her flew by in flashes and streaks of color. The flowing colors came to an abrupt halt as she reached the end of the coil. The sky was a deep navy blue as if the sun had not yet risen above the horizon. Cole stood on a ladder at the roof of his house. Several tools were scattered across the roof and he held a hammer in his left hand while he sucked on his right thumb with his eyes closed and his face contorted in pain.